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      Along the Docks . The fishing tugs operating off Kewaunee are said to be doing a good business. The tug Welcome operating in the vicinity of the Door is making pretty good lifts.

      Marine . After a hard season's work, the tug Geo. Nelson has come through with very few mishaps, and her machinery will require little or no repairing to be in readiness for another season's operation.

      Marine . The steamer Liberty has gone into winter quarters at this port.

      Along the Docks . The Welcome, of Washington Island, arrived at the canal last Wednesday with a cargo of lake caught trout, consigned to Capt. A. Kalmbach.

      Along the Docks . The fishing tug Truscott, that was so roughly handled by the ice in the lake last week will be hauled out at Washington Island and re-calked. Capt. Oleson, formerly of the schooner Evaline will superintend hauling out the boat. ...

      Along the Docks . Rough Experience on Lake Michigan. Last week Monday, the fishing tug Truscott went out from Washington Island to lift nets. She got caught in the ice and could not get out. The next day the crew, all except Capt. Peter Jordan and J. S. Gagnon, went …

      Baileys Harbor The tug Truscott, which was scuttled to save her from being shoved ashore about two weeks ago is being raised by Capt. John Brann. The work has progressed so far that the decks are now above water. Nels Nelson, of Sawyer, has been hired to do the repair …

      Washington Island . To the Editor of the Democrat: Detroit Harbor, Sept. 29th--The scow Gurthrie (sic) of Milwaukee, ran on Fishermans Shoal during the night of the 26th. She is loaded with bark, which is owned by T. Platner (sic) of Milwaukee. Fishermans Shoal is about four ...

      Marine . The fishing tug Truscott, has been placed in winter quarters at Sheboygan.

      Lake and Bay . The little tug Liberty of Washington Island has undergone a thorough overhauling. She shaft was cut off and the engine moved aft four feet. New timbers and ceiling was put in, making her much stiffer. Joel Ashby now controls the throttle on this trim little ...

      Marine . The Fritz Karste will fish off the canal this winter. In the event of the catch being light there, she will shift to some point further south, probably Kewaunee or Two Rivers.

      Along the Docks . The little steambarge Liberty arrived in port Thursday.

      Along the Docks . M. Frieman, of Green Bay, has brought the steamer City of New Baltimore, paying therefor $3,000. She will probably continue in the excursion business for which she is expressly fitted.

      Along the Docks . The Welcome, of Washington Island, arrived at the canal last Wednesday with a cargo of lake caught trout, consigned to Capt. A. Kalmbach.

      Along the Docks . The fishing tugs operating off Kewaunee are said to be doing a good business. The tug Welcome operating in the vicinity of the Door is making pretty good lifts.

      Along the Docks . The W & M Railway Co. has had a small crew in charge of an engineer making soundings through the ice at Peshtigo harbor for the past week. The contemplate more improvements in the spring, and this is a preliminary to doing some dredging. ...

      Along the Docks . The Seymour in Commission. The Port Washington Chair Co.'s steambarge R. A. Seymour, in command of Capt. Ed Cox, went in to commission Wednesday afternoon. She cleared for Ellison Bay to load lumber for her owners. The Seymour is one of the best barges ...

      Along the Docks . The little fishing tug Truscott came in from Washington Island on Tuesday morning with a cargo of fish for A. Kalmbach. She tried to get in at the mouth of the bay the night before but was obliged to wait until daylight on account of the …

      Local . The new fire tug August F. Jansen, built by Rieboldt & Wolter of this city, for the city of Milwaukee, was given a trial trip Wednesday, and another Thursday. Everything was found satisfactory.

      Personal . J. S. Gagnon, engineer and one of the owners of the fishing tug Truscott, sunk in Mud Bay, was in the city last Monday, and left on the following day for Gladstone to visit for a week or so with family there. We acknowledge a pleasant call. ...